Another Now
Dispatches from an Alternative Present
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Leighton Pugh
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Yanis Varoufakis
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What would a fair and equal society actually look like? The world-renowned economist and bestselling author Yanis Varoufakis presents his radical and subversive answer.
Imagine it is 2025. Years earlier, in the wake of the financial crisis of 2008, a global hi-tech uprising has birthed a post-capitalist world in which work, money, land, digital networks and politics have been truly democratised.
In a thought-experiment of startling originality, world-famous economist Yanis Varoufakis offers a glimpse of this alternative reality. Through the eyes of three characters - a libertarian ex-banker, a Marxist-feminist and a maverick technologist - we see the genesis of a world without commercial banks or stock markets, where companies are owned equally by all staff, basic income is guaranteed, global imbalances and climate change cancel each other out, and housing is socialised.
Is a liberal socialism feasible? Can prosperity grow without costing the Earth? Are we able to build the good society, despite our flaws?
As radical in its form as in its vision, Another Now blends Platonic dialogue with speculative fiction to show that there is an alternative to capitalism, while also confronting us with the greatest question: how far are we willing to go to bring it about?
(C) Yanis Varoufakis 2020 (P) Penguin Audio 2020
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I enjoyed it.
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I've listened to several interviews and conferences with Varoufakis, and I like how he expresses his ideas with passion and using plain language. I admire him, even when I don't entirely agree with him.
But this book has nothing of Varoufakis' fresh and precise prose. The writer uses a story to discuss an alternative social and economic system to neoliberalism, but the story fails to engage the reader and fails in its pedagogical goals. Slow, boring, and artificial in many parts and dialogues. Instead of expressing his ideas in simple terms, Varoufakis confuses the reader.
This could have been an excellent non-fiction book but it ended up being a terrible fiction book.
This shouldn't be a fiction book
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